Select some content and lick the toolbar button with the missing caption (I shall fix the caption later on), the one in color, left of the button with the caption “Lien”.
If you can lead me even one step that’d be very helpful.
@Mittineague This code is mine and I took some time to make it work on the previous versions of the CKEditor. It worked fine until and including the 3.6.5. I followed the documentation carefully and did no tweaking nor fancy stuff of any sort.
Ah, now I see the link <a> for the button (see message #3) has all kinds of attributes, but not the href=“…”.
Maybe adding an empty href=“#” can give the “this” a hook to work? (with the “return false” is doesn’t really go to “#”).
Hi Francky, Thanks for your input. I however don’t think it should be the cause for the issue. I should have told you more about this so as not to let you drift off There are two other buttons, the two with the capital L letter left of the one I have the issue with. These two L buttons are also plugins of mine. They also display an <a> element without the attribute you spotted. And these two buttons do work fine even now.
Oops ! I had removed the jquery-1.10.2.min.js yesterday to reverse back to 1.7.1 and forgot about this ckeditor4.html bug demo file. It makes no difference for the issue anyway. The issue also appeared with jquery-1.7.1.min.js in fact.
I removed the _languages.js file which is not being used at all. It’s a legacy file.
But I’m only guessing, for I don’t know anything about the (rather complicated) ckeditor.
I would point you to the ckeditor forum, but then I saw you are there already - no answers yet…
I hope here or there some ckeditor expert will pass by to solve your problem!
Edit:
Maybe it can help if you asked a moderator to change the title of this topic in “ckeditor problem”.
Thanks for these comments. One thing to note is that the common Link button you mention is not my plugin, it is shipped by default with the editor. Only the Internal Link button is mine.